Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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No, you can’t use Frontier miles to book hotel rooms. Frontier miles are primarily used for flights with Frontier Airlines, but you can also redeem them for charitable donations or gift them to friends and family.
However, you can earn Frontier miles by staying at partner hotels such as IHG and Wyndham. Just make sure to register for the hotel’s loyalty program.
If you want to learn more, check out WalletHub's in-depth review of Frontier Miles.
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How much are Frontier miles worth?
Frontier Airlines miles are worth about 0.98 cents each on average, meaning 10,000 Frontier Airlines miles are worth roughly $98. The value of Frontier Airlines miles depends on how they are redeemed, so each mile can be worth up to about 1.21 cents, especially when redeemed for flights.
Value When Redeemed for Flights
- 15,000 Frontier Airlines miles: $147
- 25,000 Frontier Airlines miles: $245
- 35,000 Frontier Airlines miles: $343
- 50,000 Frontier Airlines...
How do I redeem my Frontier miles?
You can redeem Frontier miles, by logging into your Frontier Miles account or by calling customer service at (801) 401-9000. Frontier miles are worth about 0.98 cents each when redeemed for Frontier Airlines flights, which is the most valuable redemption option.
How to Redeem Frontier Miles for Flights
- Log in to your Frontier Miles account.
- Enter your travel details and select “Miles.”
- Click “Search” to see available award flights.
- Select a flight and...
How many miles are needed for a free flight on Frontier?
You typically need between 5,000 and 27,500 miles for a free flight on Frontier, depending on the distance, which airports you fly between, and your travel dates. For example, a one-way flight from New York to Denver may cost you 10,000 Frontier miles.
How Many Miles You Need for a Free Flight on Frontier
- Travel within U.S. & Puerto Rico: 5,000+ miles
- Travel to/from Mexico: 15,000+ miles
- Travel to/from Dominican Republic:...
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